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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Vandalism Doing Everything Possible to
Dcfaoo the Grand Column.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Ths order clos.
ing the Washington Monument to the
public has been too long delayed for the
safety Of the numerous memorial stones
which Gro set into the inner wall. The
appropriation for running the elevator is
not available until July l. The machinery
which operates that also rms the dynamo
for the electric lighta. The only method
Of reaching the top is by the steps, nine
hundred In number.
The stairways ara in almost total dark.
ness. Visitors have been in the habit Of
carrying candles. Admission has been by
q permit from the engineer officer in
charge. Although the sim l!aa been to
give pseses only to those who seemed To
be orderly and decent people, tho result
has shown that many OF them haze bsen
both vile and vandals of the worst type.
Many Of the choicest carvings have been
smoked up by the Candida. Many have
been diefSured by pencilings OF an out
rageous character. Valuab!s stonea have
been Clipped for relics, and letters have
been carried of entire. Namea and pic.
tures have been scratched on the surface
Of Rome OF the most beautiful OF these
valuable aud historic msrblea.
There has been an effort by those in
charge to detect those who commit thess
outrageH, but it has tnus far been without
success. At a meeting Of the Monument
Commission yesterday the atatemen. wss
made thst it is impossible for the present
force of watchmen, which can only be en-
ployed to look after the building as q
whole, to watch the long and dark stsir-
way, and that il the admission OF visitors
is to continue, even under the present re-.
striction as to getting permit, it ia only
a question OF months when all the more
delicate and beautiful of the present
stones will bs entirely ruined. Some Of
the damage is already beyond repair. In
view Of this, and ss there are no funds
available for facilitating the uas OF the
monument by visitors and guarding it
against the inevitable relic-hunter and de.
facer, the order WAS made closing the
monument to the public.
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Chicago Hod cnrriers' strike,

CHICAGO, May 0.-The committee ap.
pointed at tho last meeting OF the Anal.
gRmated Trades council to take measures
toward settlement Of the hod carriers
strike. called at the Builders and Traders
Exchange this morning TO confer with the
executive committee OF the master ma.
sons association with view to settling
the differences now existing. Osing to
the fact that the groa,or part Of the com.
mittee were at work paying Gtheir men,
the conference was postponed until to.
morroW. n. .-----
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TIE WRECKED STEAMER.
Many Americans on the In Champagne.
----- All Ia -

Many Americans on the In Champagne.
ALI Rescued.
HAvnE, May 9.-The passengers landed
from the steamer La Champagne speak in
the highest terms OF the coolnesa and good
management Of the officers Of the vessel
during the exciting ecenes which followed
the collision. The Americans on board
were greatly pleased by tho conduct OF the
officers and crew, as they had been i'm
pressed with the belief that French pailors
were inclined to lose their heads under
such circumstances. La Champagne is
now lying on Band ard mud bottom on
Arromanches beach. She has two big
holes in her side, one above and one be-.
low tho water line. These will be covered
with canvas, and the vessel will be pump.
ed out and brought here for repairs with
in q fow, days. n: .:
The exact loss OF life Is matter Of doubt,
but 1t is estimated that nearly forty per.
eons persisted. Several OF the Italisna
supposed at first 10 be drowned Tere at.
terwards resuctiated. It is now said thst
less than dozen were drowned. Several
American ladies were among the passen.
gers. They behaved bravely, and all re.
fused 10 70 into the boats until the emf.
grant women had been made safe. Some
American naval cadets were also on board.
The Vile de Rio had nine passengers, who
with the crew were taken of by the Vile
de Bordeaux, from Havre for Antilles, and
brought here. The Vile do Rio was
nearly split apart by the collision. He,
captain, Fouesnel, was the last to leave
the boat.
The La Bretsgne which arrived lao
night from New York sank the Tsllus, S
Norwegian bark of Balfsur, in very near
" the same spot where the other. collision
occurred. The bark went down like s
] shot, but the crew were reacued and takel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10

LONDON, May 9.-The Mark Laae Express
in its review Of the British grain trade for
the past week says: Values OF English
wheat are against buyera. In provincial
markets there ia scarcely any offered and
an advance of Cd to Is is asked. Sstes OF
Euclish wheat during the week we're CO..
i92 quarters at 32s I'd against 65, $50 quar-
ters at 3ls ID during the corresponding
period OF last year. Trade in foreign
wheat was steady aud rather against bny-
ers. Corn is in short supply aud values
ere stiflening. Two cargoes Of whoa. ar
rived, one cargo was sold, one was with
drawn. At to.day's market wheat was
quiet and prices were unchanged. Flour
was hrmer at au advance OF 81 to 81 on
the week. Corn WAS scarce and Cd dearer.
Oats were Sd dearer, -
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Hungary nscomlnr wnrllko.

VIENNA, May 9.--Herr Nordenfeldt is
about to sign contract with the Hunga-
rian Government for the establishment Of
q factory at Pesth for the manufacture of
small armg. The capital Of the concern
will be 100000 dorins.
Hungary will allot the land on which
the factory will be built free Of rent, and
will exempt the property from the pay
ment Of all tsxee for fifteen years. It will
also exempt from dnty sll imported ma
chinery which will be used in the factory,
and guarantees an order for 100000 rifles
to be delivered in two years.
Emperor Francis Joseph has sent SIS 900
ior tho relief OF the victims OF the fires in
UuupAry
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Tho Dillon Affair.

LONDON, May 9.-The Earl OF Uarnavon
(Conaervatiye) writes to the Times suggest
ing that, as il is intolerabIo to allow the
Dillon Times question to rest in lis present
state, special tribune be created outside
OF Parliament, invested with full powers
to call snd examine witnessss, and TO
which the decision of the m.tter shall bs
lett. While expressing confidence in the
imupart'aiity Of the proposed tribunal, the
Times ssysit 10 doubtful whether the Par
neiiltes would consent to submit their
eaae to such tribunal. But why, it asks,
should ingenuity be expended in devising
amateur tribunals? Is not the law Of the
land good enough for Mr.. Parnell and Mr..
Uillon2 ---- -
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Cutting An'rny In Prison,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May "a desperate
encounter occurred in Riverside Peniten-
tiary this morning, colored convict
named Ellsworth Hogan having slashed
Officer Bayne and prisoner named Col.
win with razor. The latter, Colvin, can't
survive. 1t ia said that Colvin intimated
that Hogan, who is serving seven.year
term for bfgamy, had q revolver, when
the co!ored man leaped on him and cut
him with the razor. Officer Bayne heard
the noise and before he could disarm Ho.
gan, was also badly cut. Hogan was
placed in the dungeon.
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New YORK, May "a large number Of
vessels were detained both inside and out.
aide the bar yesterday by the dense fog
which prevailed oil day. As is usual in
such caaea, collisions Of more or less VIC.
lence arc reported. II is rumored that an
unknown bark was sunk during the day
in Gedney'a chanuef, off Sandy Hook, BY
a steamer, also unknown. The steamer
and tug boat, when last seen, were ,e.
ported to be lying by the wreck, in which
case the crew Of the sunken vessel we're
probably rescned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
Tho Brnre Domestic DIus

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9.-Jennie Bow.
man. the brave young domestic whose
brutal treatment by the negroes. Tur.
ner and Patterson, 80 aroused the
people OF this city a lew weeks
ago, died from her injuries at $3.50 o'clock
tonight. The police authorities say they
have sufficient evidence to convict botb
negroes, notwithstanding Patteraon's at.
tempt to prove an alibi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
London Times Forgery,

LINCOLN, May 0.-The sgent Of the
Associated Press has learned that Hon.
John Fitzgerald is having Photographic
taken OF the letters and documents in the
handwriting Of Pigott, which wae submit
ed to the expert committee on Saturday
for comparison with the London Time, fac
simila letters, and will forward copies to
Mr.. Parnell and his friends and the lead
ing members Of the Gladstone party, so
that thoy can compare the handwriting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10

WASHINGTON, D. O.-Ths President has
issued an executive order closing the exc.
cutive offices and departments at the seat
Of government, including the public
printing establishment at noon on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, to enable persons EN-.
ployed therein to attend the services st
the unwilling OF the statute OF the late
President Garfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
Prominent Physician Dead.

opkc1ul OIspdlch 70 Iht lnttIIlOclctT. "
WESTON, W. VA, May Son last Wed.
nesdsy DR.. White ]. Bailey, Of Jane Lew,
this county, vas thrown from colt and
received injuries from which he died yes.
terday. he was q sou.in.law OF Isaac
Jackson, aud was one Of tho most promi.
nsnt phys!eians in the county. He leaves
wife aud two children,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
NATURAL GAS CRAZE
Reaches Boston-Capitalists About to Sin
u Test Well.


u Test Well.
New YoRK, May "a special from Bos.
ton ssys: There may be people who
doubt it, people who will perpetrats the
stale joke about "crrying Goals to New
CASTLE" but, doubt or no doubt, jibs or no
jibe, Boston 10 boring for natural gas.
Something like an epidemic OF natural
gas has broken out all over the country.
Boston's millionaire speculators caught
the fever only few weeks ago, but she
has had a regiment Of more or less scien'
tifc prospectors at work most industrious.
ly ever since. Large sums Of money have
already been spent in preliminary work,
and they ore now about ready to put to q
final test the theory that oil the gaa in
Boston is not above ground.
Harvard scientists and practical men
irom Pittsburgh have all assured the cap
italists that evidences are abundant in
favor Of finding gas in plenty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10

WAsulSaroN, May 9.-The msndamus
upon the Secretary Of War asked for by
Sergeant Mckinney, formerly Of the
Seventh Cavalry, is to compel Secretary
Endicott to take executive action on a
claim referred 10 him by the Third Audi
tor Of the Treasury, but which action the
Secretary refuses to take. 3
A law was passed March 81, 1885, to re.
imburse officers and men OF the army fol
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An Uneasy Feeling,

SHs%ASDoAH, Pa, May 9.-The feeling
here tonight regarding the proposed
miners' strike is growing more uneasy,
and the conviction that the strike viii
take place on. Monday next ia more deep.
seated than eyer. Several OF tho assem-.
hliee Of the Knights Of Labor are in session
tonight considering the question. On
Wednesday the joint meeting OF the rep.
resentAtires OF the Amalgsmated Associs.
ton and the knights Il Labor will be held
at Pottsville, when final decision in the
matter will be reached, =
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Jnll DelIYnrY.

COLUMBUS, O., May 9.-Six prisoners eg.
capped from the franklin county Jail last
night by saving of the bars to a window.
They were all under indictment, but none
had their trial. The only tlrst.degree
murderer did not Escape. The work was
planned by prisoner who has since been
transferred to the Penitentisry, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION
Opens In London. aud nufralo Dilps wild
West Catches tho Peopls-John Dllion's
Suit for Illegal Arrest Decided A Agnlnst
Him-Foroign News Notes.

LONDON, May 0.-The American Ex.
hibition was formally opened to-day. The
weather was propitious, the sun shining
brightly, while cooling breeze tempered
ils rays. Everything was carried out ac-
cording to the published programme, ex-
cePt the starting Of the maehiuery, which
was prevented by the bursting Of boiler
early this morning. There were fully
1000 persons present when the hour for
tho opening arrived, bu. most OF them
locked to the Buffalo Bill Wild West
Show, Ignoring the ceremonies attending
tho opening OF the exhibition, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
Editors Still Fighting.

ATLANTA, Ga, May "a. N. Gardner,
editor OF the Atlanta World, and H. J,
Whittemore, Of the Gate City Guards,
quarreled last night while discussing the
recent fight between Editor Atwood, oil
the Capital, aud Col. Burke, Of the Guards.
Mr.. Gardner defended Atwood and Mr..
Whittemore stood up for Burke. The
controversy ended in fist fight, the result
Of which was a badly battered face fol
Mr. Whittemore and the arrest of both
men. The prisoners were soon afterwards
released, X. ..tj -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-10
SENATOR FAULKNER
Tho Guest OF Senator Cnmden-Two Fatal
Railway Accidents.

haiiWhy hCcluontAs
Special DLpaieh 10 NE Iaisliieeaesr.
PARKKRsBuRo. W. Va, May 0.-senator.
elect Faulkner Is in the city. the guest OF
Senator Camden. He will leave In the
morning. Ho is being heartily congratu.
lated on all sldes.
Two fatal accidents occurred Saturday
a. Marietta, 0. John Bell, a conductor
Oh the Marietta Mineral railroad, was run
over by tho train and had both legs badly
mangled. He died that night. He was
twenty:seven years Of age and had been
married only month.
Four milea out Of Marietta, on the Ma.
rie!ta and Cleveland road, William Far.
rell, aged 10, was killed instantly Satur.
day by q train running over him. He
was working the steam shovel and stepped
back on to the main track not noticing the
coming train. Ills homo WIS at Water.
ford, where his remains were taken for
burial.
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Lnrcs,t Funernl in tho state.

SRw ALBANY, IND, May 9.-The fun.
eral Of the late W. o. Dspauw, this after.
noon, was one Of the largest ever held in
Indiana, there being not less than 2,5GO
men marching in procession. Business in
the city was entirely suspended during the
hours Of the funeral, and all stores wore
closed. City buildings were testooned
with Grape, and flags on public buildinga
were floating at halt.maat, .-.
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WiSNEpzo, May 0.-Fire at Holland on
the Canadian Pacific and Southwestern
railroad Saturday night destroyed Shaw
d HiHginson's general store, and Nc.
Whineys & Buchart's .atore with three
smaller a:ores. Loss estimated at SlOO,.
000i insurance $4,000. The origin OF the
fire Is unknown, = :
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CLEVELAND, May s.-Two hundred EN-.
ployes at the furnace Of the Brier Hill
Coal & Iron Company, near Youngstown,
Ohio, struck to-day, because their demand
for q semi.monthly pay day was refused.
They are now paid once month.
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You cannot afford to waete time in exper.
imenting when your lungs are in danger,
Consumption always seems, at first, only
cold. DO not permit any dealer to i'm.
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of DR.. Kings Now Discovery for Coneump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, but bo sure YOU
got tho genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has come
thing Just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr..
Kings New Discovery, which is yuaran.
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free al
Logan & Co.'S drug store. E''a4
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PITTsHuRGH, Pa, May g-Tbe amalaga.
mated men at the Amber rolling mill
struck this morning because the firm re.
fused to employ m extra helper al fur.
naces as provided for In the ecals agree.
ment. The mill has closed down and six
OF employment.
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Telpl,l,uno q Suit,

COLUMBUS, May 9.-The American Bell
Telephone Company commenced suit to.
day in the United States Court against the
Egan Electrical Manufacturing Company,
a local organization, and others 10 enioin
them from manufacturing or using what
10 known as the Esan Telephone, and to
recover damages for past infringement.
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Ynle's Wintlfall.

NEW HAVEN, CosN., May o.-Daniel
Hand. Of Guiliord, who has received
100000 from Banker Williams, Of
Charleston, in payment OF unsecured
debts contracted many years ago, has
given $50. GOO to the Yale Divinity School.
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No, She Wonst.

IONA, MIcH May 0.-The fourteen year
old son Of Milea AdeD, a farmer living
near here, fatally shot his sister, aged
twelve years, yesterday after remsrking:
"she won't bother mo any more.n TIE
boy has been arrested, -
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aboard the La Bretague. The La Bretague
will take moot Of tho delayed passengers
of the La Champagne to New York. At
present they are faring well In luxurious
quarters aboard the steamship Bourgopne,
which has been turned into hotel for
their accommodation.
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DIED,

HUNTER-on Monday, May Q. 1857. at 70 o'clock
noon. at his late residence on Zlno n.teet
Island, JosEPH .. HuSTEs, aged IS years.
Funeral will take place at Webster, ", Va, 10 day,
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private property lost In service, but the
law has never been executed and remains
n daoH loifap ot, ,tpta

Secretary Eudlcott bases his refusal to
act on tho ground that the law Is vague
aud indefinite, and must DO amended by
Congress before action can be taken. A
large number OF claims under the act
named are pending, but all arc ignored
by tho Var Department officials,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
9entfMe ,tnS @6hnttt.

Se6s Sabrbnnberte btn6ur6 bat bos urz
oeutide Satierbaus Der 6%absburger iiber
Das ieltImne @ernengIel bon 85lter16aften.
tpel1es unter 1einem S5epter ftebt, reaiert
nno lt6 oabur6 IN Der 6errI6aft All err
9aIten geDuBt, 6aB es fi9 ouf Bic 3 u t.
19en Stdmme, auf bic Sefterret6er, Bic
Stetrer unb Die Snroler ftiibte. 9tus mel
9et SGbrlt6fetten lit nt9t bies &ei6 NIT
0ulfe ietner 9eutI9en unberiebrt, ia nit
erbObter Mfa6t berborgegangen ! @s bat 6ie
S~Irfenfrte9e, 6te9feligtonstriege I'M Is. unb
IL. Sabrbnrbert, es bat Die &eboluttonen
I'M Sabre 1848 ~itberitanben, un6 aus Dem
1~tllglndltGen &rtege gegen greuBen i'm
Sabre 1866 tit es io9ar 10 feltiam 6as
tlttl9en mag = ftGrfer unb frGfttger, als es
T. 5uber tpar, Encouragement, BENIN er
titbrte gum Nusglei6e nit 1n9ari1 un6 3ur
Snrdfllbrnng Oes mobernen 8erfaliungss
tpelens in Der Ge9ierung bes 9tei9es.
Nber due otele @rtol9e bate Sefterrei9
1tur letr1e1 Oent19en gu b~erbanfen, Die
treu gu ben 6erri6ern aus Dem 6auie
6absburg ftanoen unb iebt nod fteben.
Selbit Die 6euti6en grfolge I'M Sabre
1901 6dben baran nt6ts su 6nbern
DermO6t, benin Die 9euti6en in Seiterrei6
Daren troBoem in er fer Qinte Setter
ret6er. Grit elmer Dfterrei6tI6en &egtez
rung lit es bOrbebalten g%epeien, ft6 ibre
beuti6enl lntert6anen griinblt6 gu entfremz
ben. Sin @raf BON irlGn6ti6er MbItamz
mung, 9aaffe, Der Elm Spielfanerab bes
Oiterret6ti6en &aiiers 81 elmer I3eit NOR,
als nod 9ttenta1to 6aran baGte, 0aB Sran3
Soiep6 beretnit Die &atierfrone Der 6abss
burger tra9en tpiirbe, murbe an Die Sptbe
Der Gegter1ng berufen uno griinoete Die
u9lera Der 8~eri0bnung". Die p8eri0b>
nun g" beftanb bartn, 6aB Die Oeutl6en
in Seiterret9 gum u m b Die lln9arn,
&0bmen, Boladen, Slobafen, Slobenen un6
&utbenen ober gum 9ammer nurben.
N2tt einem Worte: Oeiterrei6 lieB ietne bette
un6 frGftt9ite StIBe, ieine 9euti6en, fall
len uno be9ann ft6 auf Die SIaben 81
ftiiben.
@Bel6e Srii6te bteie ielbitmOr6eril9e Boe
Iitit 9etragenI bat, Oas tritt ieBt tlar gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-29
8ott Na1 at4t0 Gertt%
SnIonb.

Ser bo6sebilbete n gIti6same s
r%tfant 9e f~atDDlti6e 8tf6of
Spalbtng BON 8eprtd, tpel9er
ielbit 1T Der 6eutI6en Spra6e ur6 Qtteratur
gu 6auIe lit, 10 tn nt1ts DO II elmer
6ebe gegen 6as Oeut d. ptilen.
9as bat er fitrslid tpieoer betpieien, unb
5tpar BET Ser @intpeibung elmer ttelten fatbos
lii9en beutiden Stride gu Bloomington tu
Sutnois. Sn letner 8eiberebe lagte er
ndnli6 unter Inoerem: .vSbr babt Elm Got
teSballs erbaut, auf tpel6es t9 NIT Stol3
bltde, unb babt babur9 neuerbtngs ben 8ez
tpets geltefert, 6aB Die Ratboltfen oeutl6er
8un9e Nues, mas fte unterne6men, NIT
na9a6mun9snIrotger @intgfett 3u @noe
fi6ren. SSbr babt u Elm @ottesbaus, in
tpeldem tbr nnb eure &tnber oas Wort @ots
ties in eurer 16Dnen Mntter
d. b0ren iperDet. gtef 81 beoauern, ia
etne S6ma6 mare es, menn
bte1e Iodine Spra6e, Bite ur1s pers
len Der 0tteratur CAB unb in Der Bfle9e Der
&unit @roBes ~letitete, eu6 unb enren
&inbern geraubt perben iollte."
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0DuHlDBClull9Nlb 6u 70 y ! t't W.
gintI6en SbenanDoab>@ ountD bat 1eBt pie
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burg 9eri6tet; Der berDorragenOite bon
ibnen lit Der bortige @aitpirtb 6olsna1n,
Elm narmer Sreltnb GiOolebergers oer
Ie6ite Mngetlagte lit elm 8oooitoder 8Irz
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Se6ilfe Sottel, mel6er in Der 8efreiungss
nadt I'M GountDgefdngniB. ja tn Dem 3tmz
mer 6es @efangenen, antpeietto tuar ulto troB
letner guten 8etpaff nung nnb Der gert1gen
BAIL Ser 8efreter nt6ts gegen tie 9etban
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SEN perben, fommen ie arf ie le6s Wtonas
ten in's Gountpgefdn8niB nuo fonnen 5uz
gIei6 su @elobrBe bon b04itenS $500 Der.
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@ersten beseueten &rQntbetten, ma@t &t6Dles
berger in @oo6tOG etnen 9etoel1lanr1m 9e9en
bic iiber ieine 8efreier per6dngten Nnflagen
unb perIp ri6t, Sic 9lngetlagtem auts glor1
reidIte por @ertdt gu pert9eloigen. Wttt
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